3rd INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC MEUSE SYMPOSIUM THE MEUSE DISTRICT : CHALLENGES FOR TOMORROW. LIEGE, April 22 23, 2010 AMICE WP4

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1 3rd INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC MEUSE SYMPOSIUM THE MEUSE DISTRICT : CHALLENGES FOR TOMORROW LIEGE, April 22 23, 2010 AMICE WP4 How flood crisis management can help enhance the adaptive capacity of populations to climate uncertainties M. FOURNIER EPAMA, France maite.fournier@epama.fr

2 Flood crisis preparation as a necessary complement to flood protections

3 Unsufficient protections Calibrated on a return period o100 years 250 years 1250 years Maintenance is neglected Feeling of confidence

4 Forecast Improve forecast ospring floods, snow melting, flash floods, mudfloods Improve chain of information ounambiguous onetworks security Improve understanding otrain local experts omedia role

5 Emergency Coordinated Planned oprepare the plan otest the plan oup-date the plan

6 Flood crisis management in the countries of the Meuse basin -EPAMA -CETMEF -APS -Flanders Hydraulics Research -Waterboard Aa en Maas -Rijkswaterstaat

7 Similarities Organisations improved after 1995 Software supported management plans Trainings and exercices

8 Origin of differences Historical Administrative organisations Stakes and Responsibilities

9 The Dutch situation Stakeholders Monitoring Flood forecast Situational picture Decision/action Weather - KNMI Streamflow - Rijkswaterstaat (berichtencentrum) - Rijkswaterstaat (regionale dienst) - Waterboard - Rijkswaterstaat (Waterdienst) - Landelijke Coordinatiecommissie Overstromingen Composition - DCC VenW Distribution - NCC National - Minister of BZK - NCC/LOCC Regional/Local - Safetyregion - Waterboard - Municipalities FLIWAS othe right information oat the right time oto the right person oto be able to make the right decisions.

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11 The Walloon situation Stakeholders Monitoring Flood Forecast Warning Field management Weather : Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium SETHY Flood discharge and water heights at different points To mayors : Regional Crisis Center To the population : Mayors Local level : Crisis center (decision making). Coordination center (action coordination) Water : SETHY District level : Province or Federal State Plans Communaux d Urgence et d Intervention

12 The Flander situation Stakeholders Monitoring Flood Forecast Warning Field management Weather : Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium Water : * navigable waterways Flanders Hydraulics Research (WL-HIC) * non navigable waterways Flemish environmental agency (VMM) Water : * navigable waterways Flanders Hydraulics Research (WL-HIC) * non navigable waterways Flemish environmental agency (VMM) Flood discharge and water heights at different points To mayors : Regional Crisis Center To the population : Mayors Local level : Crisis center (decision making). Coordination center (action coordination) District level : Province or Federal State Disaster plan

13 The French situation Stakeholders Monitoring Flood Forecast Warning Field management Weather : Météo France Water :. DREAL Lorraine (limnimeters). Local Communities (local scales) DREAL Lorraine / Service de Prévision des Crues Via Vigicrues website or flood bulletins To mayors : by State Service District (Préfecture) To the population : Mayors Local level : Mayors / Techniqal services District level : Firemen and State Service District (Préfecture) OSIRIS - inondation

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15 Software developments planned within AMICE to enhance adaptive capacity

16 International exercices and trainings Develop expertise Work on common scenarios Shared feedback

17 Software comparison in Wallonia APS software, OSIRIS and FLIWAS implemented on the same territory > 15 communities Identify pros and cons of each software

18 Information sharing at larger scales District / International owho can supply what in which situation oviewpoint on ability to cope oviewpoint on actions implemented

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